Leave and Privilege

Leave

Leave noun - A period during which the usual routine of school or work is suspended.

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Privilege and leave are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Privilege" instead the word "Leave" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: leaving, leaven, leaved, leaver

Privilege noun - Something granted as a special favor.

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Leave and privilege are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Leave" instead the word "Privilege" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: privileged, privileging

real	real leave	real privilege
huge	huge leave	huge privilege
extra	extra leave	extra privilege
administrative	administrative leave	administrative privilege
Other adjectives: medical, biggest.

The Canadian Forces views annual leave days as "a privilege, not a right" for everyone.

Source: Always on Duty
In fact, the suspect in a hit-and-run tries to alibi out to his attorney by explaining that he was stabbing a guy to death in another town during the hit-and-run, and she can't tell anyone due to the attorney-client privilege (she still finds a way to leave a hint for Gibbs).

Source: "Strangers on a Train"-Plot Murder
Traditionally, the south was inhabited by Germans who had come to the Mongol-ravaged land in the Middle Ages, but they mostly packed up and left after the war or were bought the privilege to leave - one of Ceaușescu's brilliant ideas was to sell off Germans and Jews to West Germany and Israel.

Source: Useful Notes / Romania

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